Materials & Process Engineer - Yield, Quality & Productivity

Linde plc; Wellington (IN); On-site; USD 55,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Educational and professional develop

Employee discount program

401K

Pension plan

Life insurance

Job summary

Linde Advanced Material Technologies Inc. is seeking a Materials and Process Engineer in Indianapolis, IN, to collaborate with production teams and drive manufacturing improvements.

The role focuses on resolving manufacturing issues, maintaining schedules, and addressing product quality and safety concerns. You'll work on productivity initiatives to improve yield and reduce waste, while developing and publishing manufacturing instructions and SOPs.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree in Material Science, Metallurgy or relevant field.
• Powder Metallurgy experience or interest preferred.
• Plant Process knowledge or manufacturing experience preferred.
• Previous internship experience preferred.
• Problem solving through analytical processes and time-management skills.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite.

Responsibilities

• Work with production teams to resolve manufacturing issues and maintain schedules.
• Identify and address product quality or safety issues.
• Lead productivity efforts to improve yield and reduce waste.
• Create, update and publish manufacturing instructions and SOPs.
• Partner with material coordinators and production leadership to ensure materials resourcing.
• Provide technical leadership and training to resolve customer and production issues.

Skills

Analytical problem solving

Time management

Microsoft Office

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Materials Science/Metallurgy or related field

0-3 years experience

Job description

Linde Advanced Material Technologies Inc. is seeking a Materials and Process Engineer in Indianapolis, IN, to collaborate with production teams and drive manufacturing improvements.

The role focuses on resolving manufacturing issues, maintaining schedules, and addressing product quality and safety concerns. You'll work on productivity initiatives to improve yield and reduce waste, while developing and publishing manufacturing instructions and SOPs.